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Starry starry nights

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Here in Scilly we have incredibly clear skies and very little light pollution so the stars are often visible, we even have an observatory on St. Martin's. This cowbell is covered in stars on both sides. Each cowbell is made by Rob, all the details are hand-stamped on to silver using Rob's hand-carved stamps, he then uses his handmade press, there are then a series of very tricky solders to get the two pressed parts and the handmade clapper to align, then the polishing begins. They're a labour of love but well worth it. Each cowbell rings so everyone will hear you coming. The body of each bell

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Registered at Companies House as FAY PAGE LIMITED, number 09439960. Checked 2026-08-29.
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